Monday, 7 January 2013

Samsung Finally Launches The Samsung ATIV Odyssey bound for Verizon.Peoples were waiting for this model since for long time but at the time of its announcement we were told that we could expect it in December. The month came and went, and today we were informed that the new smartphone is now going to be hitting the market in "the coming weeks." Fortunately we finally got some face time with the phone tonight, and it's about as forgettable as we expected.

This Phone features brilliant including 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, 1GB RAM, 4-inch WVGA display, dual-band Wifi a/b/g/n, 8GB internal storage, a 5MP rear camera and 1.2MP front-facing cam. It also sports a removable 2,100mAh battery and microSD slot capable of supporting cards up to 64GB.To be quite honest, the screen was nothing to write home about (though that’s really nothing for a device of this caliber) — it’s a 4-inch WVGA Super AMOLED panel, the likes of which you’ve seen many times before.Specifications Verizon’s Elusive Samsung ATIV Odyssey Windows Phone:

Since we dont know exect specs of The Samsung ATIV Odyssey Windows Phone but we willtell you main feature of this phone.This phone includes 1.5GHz dual core S4 processor 1GB RAM,2100 mAh Battery 8MP Or 5MP rear camera its not clarify,4-inch WVGA Super AMOLED panel.

Our thoughts? For anyone accustomed to larger devices, the first thing you'll notice is how tiny it
looks and feels. It's definitely on the light side, and our hands
wrapped around the phone quite easily. This gives it a little
much-needed grip since the hyperglazed, semi-glossy back is completely
smooth. (It can also easily attract fingerprints.) The camera and LED
flash are side-by-side, with the large Verizon logo directly below. Near
the bottom you'll see the ATIV-style grille (similar to what we saw on
the ATIV S), with a 3.5mm headphone jack on top, micro-USB on bottom,
power and hardware shutter buttons on right and volume rocker and
microSD slot on the left.Design

When it comes to design, the Odyssey won’t come as a shock to anyone who’s manhandled any other mid-range Samsung phone in recent years (oh, and that leak from late last year was dead on). It strikes a fine balance between the round, rather bulky body of Nokia’s Lumia 920, but isn’t quite as slim or as nicely tapered as HTC’s Windows Phone 8X. In many ways it’s a typical Samsung device — lightweight and plasticky, but with a surprisingly sturdy feel. Perhaps the most surprising thing about the Odyssey’s physical design is just how small it feels in your hand; it’s only been a year or two since 4-inch smartphones were the pinnacles of product design.

All things considered, the ATIV Odyssey seems like a neat (if somewhat underwhelming) Windows Phone. Verizon may have a winner on its proverbial hands if they price the thing aggressively enough, but it’s not hard to see how a device like this could easily be overshadowed by more able hardware

While we wait for the phone to hit shelves in the near future, head below to sneak a peek at some photos of the Odyssey.